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Employers should brace for an avalanche of staff turnover next year that could see them lose half their workforce. Photo / AP
Employers should brace for an avalanche of staff turnover next year that could see them lose half their workforce, according to new surveys. They face a year of "churn", when unhappy employees, held hostage during the recession, look for something better as the economy recovers. A recent Hays… More
4:00AM Saturday November 21, 2009
Sonar6 loves to rock the boat. Last month at Chicago's HR Tech, a showcase for all things HR, Sonar6's co-founders… More
A West Coast miner's wife has blasted union organisers, saying they failed to hold a secret ballot on striking… More
12:00PM Friday November 20, 2009
We came to Dunedin with the hope that we'd be able to see some of the drunken antics shown on the news throughout… More
1:45PM Thursday November 19, 2009
Salaries are still rising, especially in Wellington, in a survey by Mercer but the next year could be a different… More
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